Second Hand WARN XD10000 price?

Hey Lux
I bought a 2nd hand Warn 9000 a couple of years ago for $1000
Got it home to find it was completely seized ( not happy Jan)
Anyway pulled it down regreased it and hey presto good as gold
I know that doesn't answer your question but you must have a gut feeling what it's worth, maybe in it's used condition it could be worth anywhere between $500 & $1000
Cheers Ray

Depending on condition and what it comes with.

Well used and needs cable, offer him $500.

sold mine recently fully serviced, good cable, hook, controller the works, $900...

If your round the Brisbane area ,I have a new never been used cable to suit going cheap as ,make an offer pickup only ,,

I know a bloke for a long time now he buys toyotas from the mining companys and recycles/onsells/wrecks them. He sold me a X9 superwinch as comes with Toyota blessing and has good reviews on this channel. They normally charge $550 but I got for less for old times sake I guess. He probably got it for lot less in a bulk deal but we all gotta make a living.

Warn have a good name but like the latest lover you never know where they been and what they done. You would expect a winch never got much use but they are insurance against that day when all goes wrong. This one I bought has a couple of "bities" like broken strands that is expected on well used cable. The critical thing about cable, so I was taught, is the core that keeps the strands apart. Point is it has done some work.

At the price it only has to get me out of the bleep once and I am happy. Ok so I spent all of today fitting the bloody thing and in my dotage too. Thats worth a couple of hundred.

The market place is a wonderous thing. How much it takes to get someone to let an item go and how badly does the buyer want it. Only you and the seller can make the terms and the seller has tested the market by asking your offer.

If I really want something I will start with a good offer cos I dont want to insult the man and I want to tempt him into a quick deal; save the pain.

I would offer at least 500 and see what happens. Meantime ask yourself how much are you really prepared to pay. And part of the deal should be depost down and the rest when you are satisfied it works. No test run then halve the price to allow for fixes.

Thats the best I can do, good luck (if you bothered to read this far. I do rabbit on eh)

Owen

70% of new price for as new or 50% of new price for good working order would be reasonable.
Cheers Craig..............